If you're using qmailtoaster, you can submit to port 587, which always
authenticates, and I believe does not invoke spamassassin. I'm not 100%
positive about this though.
nightduke wrote:
Yes that's my idea whitelist anyone that authenticates to my qmail
server and bypass spamassassin...
Hi i wish to know if can be done bypass spamdyke if spamdyke accepts
smtp auth connection?
I would like to trust on customer who sign on correctly at smtp and
then starts the delivery...
It's possible to do that?
Thanks
Nightduke
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spamdyke-users
Spamdyke already does that on my system, like this:
Aug 19 14:18:59 plesk-mail spamdyke[29178]:
ALLOWED
from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
origin_ip: 84.132.147.168
origin_rdns: ***.dip0.t-ipconnect.de
auth: w.viertel
Or do you mean, you
Yes that's my idea whitelist anyone that authenticates to my qmail
server and bypass spamassassin...
It's possible?
Thanks
Nightduke
2008/8/19 David Stiller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Oh, sorry... missed the subject ;) I don't scan outgoing mails with
spamassassin^^
nightduke schrieb:
Hi i wish
